PerfesserForrester
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I went all the way to Earth & all I got was this lousy cold.
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Post by PerfesserForrester on Nov 19, 2005 7:45:05 GMT
The 3 deputies at the beginning of the movie make me smile a bit, especially when they were trying to figure out what they'll say to the Martians & come up with "Welcome to California!".
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redmag
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Post by redmag on Dec 6, 2005 14:51:09 GMT
just watching the film right now and smiled at Dr Forrester's line "I think its quite certain that they are from a planet other than our own"!!
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Post by Stuuullaaa on Dec 31, 2005 10:27:33 GMT
" They may for instance, be able to smell colours" WHAT?  ;D ;D |
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Post by Rocka on Dec 31, 2005 14:19:50 GMT
I felt blue once!
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hkev
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Post by hkev on Jan 10, 2006 21:03:12 GMT
" They may for instance, be able to smell colours" WHAT? ;D ;D Sounds crazy, but may not be, especially for an alien. There is believed to be a similar condition in some humans: "a researcher investigating an unusual type of sensation called synaesthesia -- a condition in which a person interprets a signal from one of the senses with another sense entirely. Synaesthetics may "hear" colors, "feel" tastes, or "see" sounds."As for the movie, someone already mentioned the guy cheating at cards. Means nothing to the movie, but certainly makes me smile. And that bit where the scientist asks Sylvia to move closer to the eye: "lets see why it was interested in you..." What is that all about ? Does he expect the eye to wink at her ? Kev |
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Post by Luperis on Jan 15, 2006 8:06:22 GMT
Kind of makes you think how they would describe things....
It smells very green today ;D
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Post by obiwanbeeohbee on Apr 20, 2006 3:16:09 GMT
" They may for instance, be able to smell colours" WHAT? ;D ;D Sounds crazy, but may not be, especially for an alien. There is believed to be a similar condition in some humans: "a researcher investigating an unusual type of sensation called synaesthesia -- a condition in which a person interprets a signal from one of the senses with another sense entirely. Synaesthetics may "hear" colors, "feel" tastes, or "see" sounds."Kev Synethesia also appears quite often in people who are dyslexic. It's also possible for certain chemicals in foods and some aromatics to cause auditory and visual halucinations in some people with the syndrome. It's a freaky thing. Interesting to read about. |
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Post by beecus on Jun 8, 2006 11:49:34 GMT
I always smile at Granny Clampett selling the newspapers...
''All about it'' sat there calmly knitting he he ;D
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Post by David Faltskog on Jun 8, 2006 11:53:01 GMT
I always smile at Granny Clampett selling the newspapers... ''All about it'' sat there calmly knitting he he ;D Wonder if she even finshed her knitting?  D.F. |
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e5000
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Post by e5000 on Jun 8, 2006 23:37:54 GMT
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Post by wastedyuthe on Jul 21, 2006 12:01:35 GMT
The bit that REALLY makes me laugh out loud, is when they are in the house, and suddenly Sylvia feels someones sucker/fingers on her shoulder- she slowly turns with eyes WIDE open, and looks down to see the martian there, looking straight back at her! Now, if I were a murderous martian race hell bent on killing all humans on Earth, why send in a martian who apparently, when he finds any humans, politely taps them on the shoulder and asks them why they aren't fried yet?!!
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Post by Lensman on Jul 25, 2006 9:22:16 GMT
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Post by wastedyuthe on Jul 25, 2006 9:37:35 GMT
;D Yes, I see your point Lensman. Or perhaps it had already eaten said potatoes, and was going to ask where it the John was!
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;D ;D
